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A while ago my team was looking to create a stub for an internal JSON HTTP based API. The to-be stubbed service was quite simple. The service exposed a REST API endpoint for listing resources of a specific type. The API supported paging and some specific request/query parameters.

So here is the case: you have S3 buckets, DynamoDB tables, relational tables on several AWS accounts and want to share the data with other AWS accounts. To create a data lake for example. And you are not using the AWS Lake Formation, which provides cross account usage out of the box.

Developing your applications in the cloud has many advantages, including cost reduction, scalability, and ease of use for developers. In this blog I will explain the basics of what is needed to move the build and release process of an iOS app to the cloud using Azure DevOps.

A while ago Tom Meulenberg wrote a blogpost about API Management and the challenges he faced. With this blogpost I will help him make things easier next time by splitting managing the configuration of API Management from defining the api's.

In a previous post, we looked at AWS App Runner. AWS App Runner is a container service that lets you focus on your application and allows you to deploy your application in minutes without setting up any infrastructure.

About three months ago AWS released a new service named AWS App Runner. After reading the introduction blog post, I got pretty excited to check it out. AWS App Runner is a new service that provides organizations with a fast, simple, and secure way to deploy containerized applications on the AWS pla